Luljetta’s Place: The First And Only Hanging Gardens Spa In The Philippines

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Soma no prescription USA FedEx shipping It’s the time of the year again to treat my mother for her birthday. Instead of a material gift, I always choose to take her to beautiful places that will let her relax, rest and stay away from her stressful work. After all, memories last longer than concrete things. If you could remember, I brought her to Ace during her birthday in 2016 and to Subic Grand Seas Resort during the 2017 Mother’s Day. Now that it’s November again, I wanted to reward her another unforgettable experience in a place that is one-of-a-kind and serene at the same time. I also prefer a destination that is outside Metro Manila so we can have a quick escape from the city life but still near the metro to prevent time-consuming and long drives. And I discovered that Luljetta’s Place is the spot I’ve been looking for.

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Soma fast delivery no doctors Luljetta’s Place is the Philippines’ first and only hanging gardens and spa owned by Loreland Realty And Development Corporation. Together with Camp Tipolo Adventureland, the property is part of the Loreland Farm Resort. It is located in Antipolo so it’s just an hour away from Manila. Luljetta’s Place has two divisions if I’m not mistaken. The Luljetta’s Garden Suites offers room accommodations and event services while the Luljetta’s Hanging Gardens Spa provides spa services which consists of all natural scrubs, spa enhancers, massage, sauna, heated Jacuzzi, hydro-massage pool, infinity pools and meditation lounges.

Soma Cod Overnight Delivery Since the place is divided into two, guests should also have separate bookings for both. I have no problems with that but it’s quite disheartening to know that these two can be enjoyed at a different time period. A one-night stay in Garden Suites runs from two in the afternoon until 12 noon the next day. On the other hand, spa packages in Hanging Gardens Spa are good for one day strictly from ten in the morning until 11 in the evening. Therefore, Garden Suites guests have to choose whether they would avail the Hanging Gardens Spa services on the day of their arrival or on the day of their departure. I actually heard complaints about this since I read reviews before heading to my destination. One says that they weren’t able to maximize the use of the Hanging Garden because it opens at 10 AM and the check out time is at 12 PM. We just decided to come earlier than the check-in time so we can have a whole-day experience in the Hanging Gardens Spa.

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http___www.bigleaguekickball.com_category_press_ next day delivery soma I availed the Hanging Gardens Getaway package which gives us an access to all of its facilities, except for the scrubs and massage. But I must say that the facilities alone are already worth the visit. The Luljetta’s Hanging Gardens Spa is situated at the side of a mountain so the view is all yours for sure. Visitors can savor the sight of Laguna de Bay and Metro Manila while having a dip on their pools. Plus, the area is a beautiful garden of lush greenery on its own. Can you imagine how amazing that is? I think the only disadvantage of this kind of setting is the fact that it has a lot of stairs since each amenities is positioned on different tiers of the mountainside.

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Buy Soma with no prescription I think, the infinity pool is the best asset of Luljetta’s Place since it shows the beauty of land, water and air elements in one. There are three infinity pools in the Hanging Garden Spa but I prefer the one beside the Jacuzzi because it’s more private and tranquil.

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Soma FOR SALE ONLINE ~ Soma NO RX The warmth of their Jacuzzi feels good to my body. I can sense its comfort even after the bath. However, their only Jacuzzi is small that it can only board a maximum of five persons. In our case, we waited for three groups before we finally took the pleasure of soaking in this hot tub. It’s worth the wait though.

I like that the hydro-massage pool isn’t just a pool. On one side, it has rainfall acupuncture and on the other side, it has hydro-massage bed. Both hydro-massage facilities just has the right pressure. I can’t just fully relish this pool because the water is so cold.

My favorite spot in Hanging Gardens Spa is the Dr. Fish. The fishes are bigger than usual so their nibbles are also bigger making the spa extremely ticklish yet satisfying. There’s also another Dr. Fish beside the hydro-massage pool but the fishes there are smaller and they seem to be shy.

There are also meditation lounges around for your recreation. I admire the Buddhism Lounge the most since it is decorated with Indian furniture. Aside from that, it is overlooking the mountains and the infinity pool at the bottom. I appreciate that each lounges stores cucumber-infused drinkable water to keep ourselves dehydrated. Actually, these simple things show how they truly care for their customers.

Luljetta’s Hanging Gardens Spa didn’t only gratify our senses of touch and sight but it also pleased our nose and ears as we hear soothing music and the sound of fauna and smell the fragrance of scented candles everywhere. Surprisingly, we can’t feel the heat of the sun here even though it’s sunny day when we visited. I like the idea of lending baskets to its guests so they can bring important stuff with us and batik robes since some people are conscious with their bodies.

If you’re thinking about food, then you shouldn’t miss Luljetta’s Cafe, which is just above the water facilities. The restaurant is as tranquil as the rest of the hanging garden. I can already feel the Christmas vibe here but I think that customers can have the same cozy atmosphere even if it’s not Christmas because of its attractive interior. Those Chinese lanterns makes the cafe instagrammable.

I absolutely love it here because the food keeps on coming. Apart from the welcome drinks we got from the garden suites, blondies kept in our room and hotel breakfast given the next morning, we also received snack and set meals that were included in the Hanging Garden Getaway package. The set meal alone is a lot already because it has appetizer, soup, a choice of rice meal or pasta, salad, refreshment and dessert. The appetizer is suppose to be served while we wait for our food, right? But in this case, it was given along with the other dishes. The taste of the soup is quite weird but it’s manageable. There’s nothing special with the Garden Salad but I’m happy that the greens were fresh. The Pork Bulgogi has generous serving of vegetables but is lacking in sauce. The pork has Japanese flavors that play on my taste buds. The oil-based pasta blends well with the tang of salted egg and shrimp. My fave was the lychee juice. It’s sweet and totally refreshing. They completed the meal with Oatmeal Raisin Brownie as dessert.

For snacks, they offered us their version of suman, which they call Sumaka. It is a combination of Antipolo’s suman, mango slices and chopped cashew nuts drizzled with caramel sauce. When I finally tasted it, it became clear why Sumaka is recommended by everybody. This combo is undeniably delectable. The rice cake is soft in the inside and crispy on the outside. It became better when the caramel sauce and the mango slices were added. The Sumaka is accompanied with ginger juice. Yes! You read that right. Ginger juice! I hate ginger but honestly, I appreciate that they make their juice drinks as organic and nutritious as possible.

We kept ourselves busy in Luljetta’s Hanging Garden Spa causing us to check in late. I discovered that even though the hotel guests didn’t book for a day tour in the hanging garden spa, they can still enjoy Luljetta’s water and spa activities since the Garden Suites has its own swimming pool, Jacuzzi, sauna and Dr. Fish.

It’s amazing to know that the garden suites alone has a lot to offer. During free time, visitors can watch movies in the movie house and can pray and reflect in the prayer room. As for us, we spent the night in Jardin del Sol. With its decorative umbrellas and enchanting lights above and healthy flora and aesthetically-designed cabanas, it’s the perfect place to take photos or to just chill.

When it comes to room accommodation, I guess the most expensive room is the Santorini suite. This stunning cycladic-inspired facade obviously says that. People who booked for this suite have their own swimming pool. Thankfully, the staff let us in to check the area and take photos. Speaking of the staff, all the employees I met were friendly and helpful. They are happy and willing to attend to our requests. And even without asking, they already know what to do. In fact, they call those rooms who missed their breakfast.

Since I couldn’t afford the Santorini Suite, we just stayed in Councilor’s Studio. It’s a small room merely for sleeping and taking a bath. But it’s alright as long as Wi-Fi is available. Besides, the main purpose of our visit is to unwind and wander. And in Luljetta’s Place, we were able to do that. But talking about resting, I must say that it’s comforting to lie down on their bed, especially after a long day. It’s also cool inside that we don’t need to use the A/C unit. The bathroom has complete toiletries and I’m really thankful for providing bidet and heater. You know that these things are most essential.

I actually don’t know how to conclude this review because based on what I’ve written in this blog post, it’s evident that I totally enjoyed our two-day getaway in Luljetta’s place. But I guess, the most important feedback comes from my mom since this staycation is my present for her. And based on our conversations, I saw her admiration to the each and every part of the resort – the way it was landscaped, the way they treat and accommodate us, the amenities and the unique way of giving us relaxation we deserve. She was completely overwhelmed in a positive manner. Moreover, we posted our photos in Facebook and it looks like our friends were also attracted to Luljetta’s Place because they were asking how to get here.